Response Plan

Countless White Zetsu and Allied Shinobi Forces battled for an entire day.

At last, the White Zetsu retreated. All those who had survived burrowed underground and scattered in retreat.

The Allied Shinobi Forces piled up the White Zetsu corpses and burned them.

At the same time, they began collecting the bodies of their fallen comrades.

Other than the ten thousand Allied Shinobi Forces stationed to stop the Stone Golems, who suffered no losses,

the other units all suffered casualties to varying degrees. Even with Minato rushing around to put out fires,

he could not possibly look after tens of thousands of people at once.

He could only limit the casualties to some extent.

By comparison, the Allied Shinobi Forces charging alongside the Uchiha Clan had suffered fewer losses.

By rough count, more than thirty thousand White Zetsu had died, while the Allied Shinobi Forces had lost sixteen thousand men.

That was with several Kage rushing around to reinforce the battlefield. In the original timeline, forty thousand had died.

Now, no matter what grudges the villages had held in the past, they had all vanished into thin air.

In just one day, the Shinobi Alliance had lost twenty percent of its personnel.

There were many ways to die on the battlefield, but the most common was being exhausted and caught in a sneak attack.

After all, White Zetsu could burrow underground, and if they could not win, they knew to escape underground.

The Shinobi Alliance's people could not do the same.

Moreover, Obito's main force had yet to appear, leaving many in the Shinobi Alliance deeply worried.

The Shinobi World had suffered such enormous losses, while only thirty thousand White Zetsu had died.

Allied Headquarters.

Several Kage and the commanders of the major divisions were all standing inside the tent, whispering